Embryonic

The neural crest is found in embryonic structures.

The umbilical cord develops by the fifth week of embryonic development, replacing the yolk sac as the embryo's nutrient source.

When I attended a Thai Buddhist temple in Vancouver, BC, the monk asked me to help him to use accents on the Pali-language Romanized text on his computer. It was difficult, because at that time, Unicode was still embryonic. Unicode is ubiquitous on devices now.

Michio Kaku, a Japanese-American physicist and author, envisions that teleportation would be key in future space exploration. The technology is still embryonic today.

Those taken from days-old embryos, called embryonic stem cells, are more malleable than stem cells from adults, and can transform into cells in every tissue and organ in the body.

There may yet be ways in the future for instantaneous learning, and computer-brain interfaces are still embryonic technology, as well as biochemical memory mechanisms.

Bruno was in the embryonic chamber.

We are also to see the green-lighting of some much overdue reform of fares and ticketing, even if it's still embryonic and to be trialled on part or the network.